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# LFX Security V2.0.28 Release

Release Date:14/March/2022

## LFX Security Overview

LFX Security provides a strong security for you open source code. LFX provides a clear view into the security of a given project and enables developers to identify and resolve vulnerabilities quickly and easily.

Some of the prominent features for LFX Security are:

* Automated vulnerability scanning
* License compliance management
* Centralized project security dashboard
* Fix Recommendations
* Contextual vulnerability reporting
* Detailed Dependency Tree
* Neutral to Source Control Systems
* Release Version Contextualization
* Code secrets detection
* Identification of Non Inclusive language in the code

## New Features and Bug Fixes

This sections provides you with list of new features and bug fixes for this release.

### New Features

The following list provides you an overview of new features implemented in this release:

* Added Badge Count and Total Project count on the project endpoint
* Added Logic to Set Code Secrets Details for Parent Project
* Added Snyk scan status to the Onboard status response

### Bug Fixes

The following list provides you the bug fixes that are applied in this release:

* Resolved Simple-Git Serverless Lib Vulnerability
* Updated Project Foundation Summary Response

## Known Issues

**NA**

## **Support Information**

You can visit the following links for more information on LFX Security:

* [LFX Security Website](https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/tools/security/)
* [LFX Security Documentation](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/security)
* [Support Forum](https://community.lfx.dev)
* [General Discussions](https://community.lfx.dev/c/lfx-general-discussion/72)
* [LFX Tool Help](https://community.lfx.dev/c/help/62)
* [Content & Articles](https://community.lfx.dev/c/content-articles/58)
* [Suggestions & Requests](https://community.lfx.dev/c/suggestion-box/70)


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